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Community Atlas (CC3+ format)
This contains the complete community atlas in CC3+ format. This is ideal when you own CC3+ and want to edit the maps to suit your needs or simply look at how they were made to learn. Note that you may not be able to use all the maps, depending on which add-ons you own, maps displaying red X's indicatethey are using resources you don't have. If you don't own CC3+ at all, this download is pretty useless to you as it only contains maps in CC3+ format, no exported images.
Version 260515 (15.05.2026) - 410 MB - 1308 maps
Fractal Terrains 3 World File
This is the Fractal Terrains world file this project is based on. Note that this served as a base for the atlas, but since some of the maps doesn't follow all the terrain features exactly, it doesn't fully match up to where the atlas is today, except for the coast lines.
20 MB
PNG format
For maps in .png format, use the High Resolution button on the individual map pages. These are all exported in lossless png format with a size of 8192 pixels in the largest dimension which should be high enough for most uses, including battle maps.
These maps are all exported without a visible map grid to allow users to add their own grid using their favourite VTT solution. If you want a map with an embedded grid you will have to export it yourself from CC3+.
Instructions
Download the community atlas from above, and unzip it anywhere on your computer. Then open the Start.fcw file from the root directory of the archive to get started.
NOTE: Do not open the maps straight from the zip archive, always unzip it first. If you open maps straight from the archive, navigation links won't work, and maps that require additional resources from the archive won't be able to load these.
The maps in the atlas are made using a variety of style originating from a number of different products. If you see a lot of "Red X'es" when you open up a .fcw, it is because you do not have the required products installed. You can always check
what products a particular map requires by clicking the Map Info link, and read the Required Products map note. You can also check out the map in the online map browser to see how it is supposed to look with everything installed.
If you can't view the map properly, but do not wish to purchase/install the required products, keep in mind that you can edit the map and change out missing symbols and fill styles. For example, you can change the path used by a fill style
definition through the fill style dialog to instantly use a different texture. If you have access to a similar texture to the missing one, the map will probably still look quite ok.
